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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14
5000 Reward !!

A Reward Of 100000 viii lie paid t" any
pcrron who will secure the arrest and CON
viction. before the proper tribunal, OF the
incendiary who applied the torch To the
Maiden Brewery. bsrn.S. ou'he morning Of
May 9Th. 1887.
An oblisa, Dry ssrre,aeut has been entered
into by Fergus Cuaniv citizens, and said
instrument has ArAii is,'. with the Clerk al
the Court. bind'a' tie i.sr'ie- I" said
agreement e. totally ray L., above reward.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14

iaNr errgcr 4r!lriEvA VI. T..
iuls -. i~Si.

IsSp rrrgcr .r !IriEvA VI. T..
june -. t~Sl.
Notice !. l.es,iy ...e-.. thattAe ioii"Nins-
named srtil.r hs- 4 80 auticc ~ i..s iuien-
tisn 10 maze tii d, proof in -nrp"H 81 hi-
claim. AMI thai -uit irno! Viii be made
before tie tl,fk 90 the Fonrih juHicial
District CruIi TO- and ior irilus COUNTY
Montana. al ieNisi.Nu. " r.. "n August q.
lS>1, VIZ;
Hilbert Z. Barnard.
who made ire, mIiion dec'araiory state
m.ut NJ asy2 Tor tne ~ NWt S'f! Nt.,
NWi SEl Sc ~, tosm~hip 10 north. range
l. east
lie names the r.liawing wiine.~'* 'r
prove, hi r.tfiLucu~ Residence upon. aud
cultivation a.. ~ai land. VIZ William
krgsr a',i Be j.4iir SHORTLY. al COTTON.
wood. N1nituH. nni lart'b ilalz'nie nnd
Prank by. 18th 90 Lrw.sfou "a. N"niaug
" iAs6uprNE. Ri is'pr.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14

Notice OF Final Proof.
LAND OFFICE At l'ELFNA. Mt,
f,4,., d. 49,

LASD OFFICE At ELENA. Mt
June 2l>t. 49,.
S.ti,r IL hereby given that the follow ing named
her has filed notice OF his intention to make
final proof in support 81 his claim and that
laid proof will Ice made before FRO ate
Judge Of Fergus County. at Lewistown, Mon
tana, August 9Th lssT. viz:
William Logan.
who maie Homestead Applicant N No. l1.2. for the
- Swi,. sec. :; ~ NJ !, zee. = Tp. IL n. X.
Ii T..
He names the following witnesses I" prov, his
cntt intiuus residence upon. and cult walton Of,
said lai1 viz: Roger Clifford. Bernard Log aud
Charles ravcnuer alt Of Cbci. and Charlie VI.
Clary. OF ihiltrook.
". IANGuoR.E Ressicr
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14
WORKING GLASSES

We are nav prepared 10 furnish all classes With
employ hs.ne. the whole Of the time, or for
thrir SPARE moments. Business. new. light and
pronsaiIle Per>on> of either easily earn from
10 errt> 10 sa.,p per evening, and q proportional
sum ty dinoiing all th.r t'aa 10 the business.
boys aud girls earn nearly q, much As men. That
a'ivho -. tails may send tteir address, aud test
tie bu.,ns.s. se make this ofi.r. To such arr
bot well saiiSiel We viil send one dollar 10 pay
In the tTouas. Of writing. Full particulars and
eItft free. Adins- tfoRse -riNsos A Co,
isTfianl Nsius
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14
YOU

WATT caa live "a nome. ana make m"rc
L w money at work fur "a. than a,
ANYTHING else in thi> world. Capital not needed /;
yon are stared frc-. RYta scX,s: al ag.>. Any
one can do lhe ssgs. La..rs saIuiI- - sure from
nrst start. Costly sulfi AMI t.rnis iEev. Better
no, ..iav Cost, You n.. "a. u Ssnl H.ur
address aud had 0If; ~ y0g Nis'- you VII DO
n a. .nr. n IS .i.fTT 4 60. f"rf land. Nsins
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14
Notice OF Final Proof.


g. = LASporricE, HrLTSA. ". T..
Junc "a. i>s7.
NpiiSe b. hereby eiy,n that the Follow ing-named
settler has nlei notice OF his intention TO nak.
hnal proof in support of his claim, aui thai aid
proni will h. made hcinrv the clerk al the
Fourth Judicial District Court. Ia and ,or T. rrus
coluiy. ". T, at Iewistown, NJ. r., on August l2th
iss7. viz.
Frederick ". chayrr,
Vito na,le Presumption declara'ory statement No.
6sss. for the ", 81, swi !, sEIi. sEi. sw' :.
see. :. IT,. !. ". x. TIE.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous r.-idcnc. upon. aud cultivation Of.
said land. viz; benjamin u. Phillips. Henry
EeatSn. Jane Dixon ana Hoiert Turner, all Of
Dubuque, Fergus Co. Mont.
" IsSGnoE>F Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14

4 young physician Of small praci,ee
notioel man buying somecucunoers.
s-i ne 'ol''.u'ed him h0rn@ AMI waited
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14
Notice of Final Entry.
L. =. LiSD OFFICE, HELENA. " r..
Inn. .I, f->-

L. 2 LiSD OFFICE, iiELeSh. v r.,
June -. 1851.
Notice j. hereby given that tie ing
named SETTLER nas iilei notice nf Ills iuten-
ton 10 make tnai prnni IN support ni his
claim. aI'l that sail pr 'r; viii hc made he
fnrp Abe Hegi-ter snd Receiver of the
United state Land OH eat ii,lcna Mont.
"a August -. iss,. viz:
Philip VI. GaIsa CHER,
who mad. prr-rntption declsraiorv state
n.n' No 53s5. for the Ma. Sec. 20 TIP. II
~, Il - T..
lie naines the following witnesses to
prove his .uniiuu ~ residence upon. aud
cultivation al, sad land viz, Warren
MrNinch and George Ai,acx. Helena. VI.
r., and Olin element and William :. Per-
kiis. both oi Flat Willow. Mont
: W LASGUoKAK Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14
Notice Of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE Al HELENA. u. T.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA. y. r.
Jun, fh lsS7.
hottie. j. hereby given that the follow NAMED
settler las filed notice of hi> Intention 20 max.
hnal proof in support 81 his claim aud that said
proof will b. made t.iorc the fruhaie lud q ai
Fergu, County. II. L., at i.esistogn, VI. I, on
July y, iss7, viz;
Rufus ID. Warner.
who made presumption heclaratory statement No
73il, tor the ~ SN',. zee. -, Hnl the > 81 4
See. 80. Up. " north range ~ east.
H.. names the following witnesses to prove hi
ntinuous rc-i.l'n,e upoa. and cultivation tf
said land. viz; Waller -n ia. Frank W. ASH
uaies Ani@r-pn and Nenzei Woca,eN. all al
Maiden, Montana.
:. ". LN.GuuRSE. Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14
Joseph y. Hover.

Adininis rator of the state of benjamin Nalth.
dr,eastd. Of stanford Iergus County. 4. 7. who
made prc-,,nptio dccaratury statement 80 ii'l
Jor THE sW'4 NNti. ard lots and !. See ;, TIP.
Vi y. v. II h; Sd 81 !, see. 81, Up. IL y. X.
T.
He names the following Witnesses TO prove his
continuous Sc idenre upon. and cultivation Of,
said ianl. viz. ilurarc II Packard. homas fave.
Jasper A. Vial and Frederick &. Iuyl,. all oi stan
ford. Fergus County. VI. I.
=. ". LANanoESE. Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14
Notice of Final Proof.
Issp OFFICE ~ HELTSA. MpSf.>s,
Jane -. ls-1.

LAND OrriOE At HELESA. MuSf.NA,
Jane 81, is-7
S,Sire j. hereby given thai the following named
..ti les has Sled n.tic. VI his intention ,o MAZE
tnal rpoi In support Of his claim. and that said
rraf yil d. nia.ic before he Clerk 81 the fourth
iuiit ial uisir rouIf IN and Tor Fergus 'cuntN
Montana Territory. 81 Lewis,own. MI. % Anc-
ut 18th, ISL. va:
Alfred J. Ackland,
Who made Presumption d.csratorg statement No.
- - for the W. NWit. and W. eNi,. See. Il.
n. ~ uoTh, range 10 east.
/ 9 natnes iic following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence uron. aud cultivation of.
,aid lnnd viz: David Uilgcr. George ". Cook.
William r s~opr and James T. G.r.lc. all oi
,hri~tina Fergus county rtaua.
:. ". L.NcHoENE. REGISTER.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14

who made Homestead application No. 3.2i for
the ~ a. see. -. Up - Y, X. - J..
lie nnmr> III. following witnesses t. prove his
cont nuous residence upon. amt aviation of.
said laul viz. Frank +. Wright. III Lew Wu.
ont. aud David 'abreath, Edward j. Madjcil
and !. rome Z. Wright an ~ Fhihrork Montana
= ". LssGIfuESE. Reg lister.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14
Notice OF Final Entry.


June itih. lSS7.
Notice = hereby given thdi the following uanei
s-ttlrr Iva, MED h0,irc ui hts intention 10 max"
final prof IN la unI ol his claim. and that ssid
PROT viii D.. as.e i.iuTe thu Clerk 60 In F"aiih
judicial District Count az an. tor fergus cpun'y
I, At Lev4.tuWu, Montana. GA July aDih, 49,.
xfy
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14
Notice of Fipel Entry.
L,SD OFFICE Al HELts,, VI. r.. 1

LASD OFFICE Al HELENA, VI. T..
june 5;h. 1871 |
Motto. &, hrrei,y given that the fpliosing
named -+t her ha- ii.d uiiee 81 his intention to
make fps proof in support Of his claim. and that
sid proof will he made before the Probate judge
OF Fergus county, Mont at lewisio~n. Mont. on
Friday, July End isS7,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14

VINO made pr,-.mption dcclaratory statement 70.
72.l. tor TIE a. - NHtt ~ !. sNt, y 4, q
80. IL II. north 81 range = eat.
lie names the .n.l"s IN. witnesses To prove ~
continuous r,si,ienc. upon. ani cultivation OF
said land. viz; ilouias J. Vivian and joseph
Surman. Of Icwisfown. " r.. t.rn l.. Ashley. OF
Iialiort. NJ L.. and Donald Fowler. u sahara.
VI. 4.
s.W. LANGuoKNE. Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14
Alfred J. Ackland.
Notice of Final Proof.
LAsp orrics NJ HsiISA. NJ T.

. II
Motto, il hereby given that the following named
settler Ia, flied notice Of his intention {" mak.
fnai proof in support "f hi, claim. and hat aid
ptnaf will be- mai. l,forr the Probate Judge
at Fergus county. VI T. AZ irwi.town. VI. T., on
A.. l.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14

Uas ct.a.,ied n STANDARD Of excellence which
admits os no superior
It contqn,s every in movement that inventive
genius, skill AID money can lroUuce.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1887-11-02

Dress making at Mrs. Stanley's.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1887-11-02
The Cheerful Farm Kitchen.


A spacious farm-kitchen, when
there's a clean and loving mother
presining over it, is about as pleas
ant as any spot on earth. The
great stove with its cheerfully
singing kettle, the smooth painted
floor, the braided rug for mothers
feet the dear little squeaking rock
ing chair in which she knits and
sews, the geraniums and petunias
and other easy-growing plants in
the windows, the big long table
with plenty of room for everybody
and some to spare-on which are
served such meals as only smother"
can prepare. All! we are sorry for
the poor child that does not get q
life-start in such a room! 1t is to
this big, Observation-Disclosures
kitchen that the children can look
for comfort and pleasure in this
growing November weather.
There is school, to be sure, but
night sets in almost as soon as
school closes, and in the hours be-
tween four o'clock and bedtime
something must be done for the
child whose natural, healthful cry
is for something to do."-American
Agricultural.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1887-11-02
OBITUARY..

Departed this life in Blount
county, Oct. q, 1887, James Orr, age
So years. Again has Death called
from the checkered scenes of life q
good man. Mr.. Orr made a profess
sion by godly walk and CONVEX
sation until the day of his death.
He knew and practiced nothing
but honesty, truth and religion, he
cherished no malice, he envied no
man. His faith in the Christian
religion was very strong and un
waveriDg and supported him to the
last, and at the time of his death
was q member of the Methodist
Church, South, although he cared
but little about the name and creed
of church relations, his hope was
based alone on the sure, mistaken
promises Of God.
He worshiped at the altar of all
denominations and oftimes as he
thought of the far away home of the
soul his cup would overflow with
oy and gladness. But, alas, he is
gone, his feet now press the shin.
ing shore where no storm will ere
beat on that beautiful strand.
Farewell dear wife and friends.
And kirdred all around,
| Prepare to meet me in that land
Where peace and JOY will ever abound.
Brothers and sisters farewell,
l Our union here must end
But He who doeth all things we'll.
Will bring you safe 60 your dear friend
/ Dear children of my love,
/ pray you think of me,
And in my footprints follow On,
And soon in heaven you'll meet with me.
J, NJ. s. r.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1887-11-02

The wedding of Robert H. Wal
lace to Miss Mary McCully, on
Wednesday, was the topic of special
interest in the Tabor neighborhood
last week. Prof. s. 7. Wilson tied
the knot in the presence Of about
thirty of the friends and relatives
of the interested parties. A sumpt-
uOus dinner was served the
company before the bride left the
paternal roof to follow the fortunes
Of her husband. II goes without
saying that the best of wishes of
many friends go with the happy
pair.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1887-11-02
Synod OF Tennessee--Annual Ses-
sion at Oakland.

HOME, Tenn, Oct. %, 1887.
The Synod of Tennessee met in
annual session at Oakland church,
last evening, and was opened with
sermon by Rev. George P. Hays, d.
D., pastor of the Second Presbyte-
rian Church, of Cincinnati.
Synod was then constituted with
prayer by Rev. G. A. Duncan, of
Jonesboro, the retiring Moderator.
Rev. E. A. Gilmore, of Maryville,
was elected Moderator, and Elder
w. o. White, of the Fourth Presby-
terrain Church, of Knoxville, was
chosen temporary Clerk. Synod
then adjourned until this morning.
The attendance of members on
Synod is quite large, except that
Kingston Presbytery is not repre-
sented by the laity.
Capt. w. o. White is one of the
most genial and popular members
of Synod.
This morning, after devotional
exercises, Synod was called to order.
The temporary committees were
appointed by the Moderator.
Rev. G. s. w. Crawford was elect
ed stated Clerk, to fill the vacancy
made by the death of Rev. T. ].
Lamar.
Rev. Monfort, d. D., and Rev.
Geo. P. Hays, d. d., both of Cincin-
natl, being present, were invited to
seat as corresponding members.
At IL O'clock Rev. G. P. Hays ad-
dressed the Synod on the subject of
raising centenary fund of $1,000
600 for the ministerial relief fund.
DR.. Converse, being present. was
invited to sit as a corresponding
member.
The regular routine of business
was transacted, and harmony pre-
vailed, except in an appeal case,
when there was a contest between
Oakland Church and Holston Pres
bytery.
On the subject of Temperance,
there was some ringing resolutions
adopted, favoring any practical
steps that can be taken to prohibit
the great evil.
/, On Sabbath Rev. E. A. Gilmore
preached one of his most powerful
sermons, which held the large au'
dience spell bound, and frequently
, melted his hearers to tears.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1887-11-02

season of great interest and profit,
Prof. Gilmore preached the sermon.
On Monday morning Professors
Elmore ard Wilson addressed the
students of Tusculum College at
their chapel exercises.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1887-11-02

M. e. Church South Appointments
for Maryville Circuit.
Maryville, LIST Sunday 1890 a. m
and 6 p. m, also 3rd Sunday at p.
M; Pecks Chapel, LIST Sunday Bpm.
Louisville, Ind Sunday 1880 a. m
and 4th Sunday 6 p. M; Misers, End
Sunday $3.50 p. m; Piney Grove
Wednesday before 3rd Sunday a,
IL a. M; Logans Chapel, Srd Sunday
1880 a. M; Mt. Moriah, 4th Sunday
1890 q. m.
J. w. CARNEs, Pastor.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1887-11-02
AN EXTRA OFFER.

have on hand a few WILSON
IMPROVED Sewing Machines
that will sell at cost. Write at
once for price. S. P. ANGEL,
4I-tf. Knoxville, Tenn.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1887-11-02
Teachers Institute.

Teachers Institute.
The teachers Of BlOunt county
had popular meeting at Porter
Academy on Saturday, Oct. %, 1887,
with Mr.. Duggan in the chair, who
called the house to order at 8 o'clock,
after which devotional exercises
were conducted by Prof. j. w. Trot-
ter. r. S. Kennedy was chosen
Secretary, and w. T. Nuchols was
made Critic.
The first topic, Gains and object
of a common school education" was
discussed by Prof. Trotter, who
made a sensible and practical
speech. He was followed by WI.
NuchOls, Robt. Walker and Supt.
Duggan.
The second topic, "Use Of the mu-
sic chart in the public schools" was
opened by j. w. Martin, who had
had the chart in his school for three
years and had found nothing in
teaching that he enjoyed more. He
was followed by VIM. Nuchols, who
had found nothing that created
more enthusiasm for study among
his students than his music chart.
He was followed by J. w. Trotter,
who thought that it should have
been one Of the studies of the COM
mon school course. He had used
the chart for two years in his school,
and insisted that it should be used
in or ct any time in the day when
students seemed to be firing of the
regular work, that singing like writ
ing must be learned when young.
He was followed by Robt. Walker,
who insisted that music was next
in Importance to the study of the
English language. Next came Mrs.
L. G. Anderson, who made judici-
GUS talk on the subject of music in
the common schools of Blount and
all other counties of the State.
This closed the forenoon exercises.
Adjourned till 1:15 o'clock.
| AFTERNOON sEssION.
Supt. Duggan called the house to
order at l 80 o'clock.
First topic, Arithmetic for begin.
ners," was introduced by Robt
Walker. The discussion lasted one
hour.
Second topic, STARTING classes in
grammar" introduced by Will A
Drake. He was followed by ]. w
Trotter, who thought that it was
the worst butchered-up subject
taught in the common schools. HI
would teach grammar one year be
fore he would tell his student that
he was teaching him grammar
Mr.. Trotter produced a grammar
chart intended to be used by teach
ers before putting book of any
kind on grammar in students hands
! He insisted that none of the learn
eddy prepared books on the subject
were fit to be put into the hands o
young students.
Third topic, "How to use the read
ing chart" was introduced by MR.
L. G. Anderson.
Mr.. John Dunlap gave his expert
ence in teaching chart classes. HI
insisted that 1t was q difficult mat
ter to teach script at the same tim
with word method. Messrs. Much
OILS and Martin joined in the discus
, sion.
The question box was next on tn
programme. The questions brough
out lively, interesting and instruct
i've discussions.
: The Institute passed a resolution
thanking citizens Of village for hos
FATALITIES during the day.
Adjourned to meet at Louisvill
in November, subject to action {
Elk. Com.
J.W. DUGGAN, Chairman.
I r. s. KENNEDY, Secretary.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1887-11-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Overcoats were somewhat appre-
ciated last Sunday.
Miss Mary Clute went to Knox
Vile to visit Mrs. A. G.. Howe, this
week.
Remember the Temperance meet
ing on next Monday to appoint
delegates.
The delegates to the Synod re-
turned Monday evening. They had
a very pleasant convention.
The w. G. T. U. will meet at the
M. E. Church, next Thursday
at 3p. m.
Mrs. Kicks accompanied her
daughter, Mrs. Hyde, as far as
Knoxville.
Col. R. A. Hackney, of Unitia,
Loudon county, was in town Mon
day and Tuesday.
Railroad Meeting at the Jackson
House at 1880 tonight. Let every
body interested come out.
Miss Mary Russell, daughter of
Nicholas Russell, of Long Hollow,
is down with the malarial fever.
We shall appreciate favors from
our patrons in all directions, as we
are working for the people of this
county.
Nick Russell, Of Long Hollow,
sold his farm to a Knox County,
man and will remove TO Bradley
County.
The first Quarterly meeting of the
M. E. Church, Tor Maryville circuit,
will be held at Louisville on the &c
day of November.
Thos. B. Whitehead was in Mary
vile Monday last. He remember
ed the TIMES Office and made us
a cash deposit. Thanks for all such
favors. III
The Presidentofthe United States
has appointed Thursday the oath
day of November, 1887, as q day Of
Thanksgiving, and asks all business
to close and give thanks.
Major Will A. McTeer, Revs. D
Mcdonald and Lord, Profs. Gilmore
Wilson and Crawford, and John
Mcclure and Jackson Hannum
went to the Presbyterian Synod al
home, Tennessee.
Any boy or girl who will get two
new yearly subscribers to the TIMES
for one year, accompanied with thu
cash, shall have a fifty-cents poke
knife. How many boys and girl
will accept this offer?
The new brick TIMES Office will
soon be ready for occupancy. W.
hope to move into 1t next week, sc
come in and see us and bring
new subscription with you, and
dollar. How many friends will d
this?
James Orr, near Louisville, die,
very suddenly on last Thursday
and his remains were inferred a
Duncan's Cemetery on last Satul
day. Mr.. Orr was valued citize
of the county, and many friend
regret his demise.
When the Southern r. r.
built, passengers from this pcin
will be able to go south to Atlantis
Chattanooga, etc., without goin
to Knoxville, as a line Of road
now being built from Athens t
connect with this road.
All classes Of Ladies' and Chi
dren's sewing neatly and quick
done, at such prices as will Civ
satisfaction. Rooms at the Wa.
land House, East Maryville.
MISS TT. McCAMPBELL,
MISS ALICE MONGER.
The History Of Tennessee is bein
delivered to subscribers BY Il
agent, Mr.. Goodspeed. 1t is a larl
book with thirteen hundred an
seventeen pages. We are NJ
aware whether 1t can be purchase
or whether 1t is only furnished
subscribers.
We are much obliged to all wi
are paying up for this year. R
member, $l.OO pays for the TINE
this year If paid before time expire
fit runs over it, $l.25, as we ha,
advertised it. ~ cords of wo'
will pay for the TINES this yes
We can yet take a few cords
brought soon.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1887-11-02
oyster Festival.

The X. Of L. will give an Oyster
Supper in loves Hall, Monday
night, Nov. 9TH. Oysters served in
every style at Popular Prices.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-04-29
PERRYsBUKG AND WOOD
COUNTY.



To-day we are enabled to pretent ma.
terial from files of Perrysburg papers,
for which we are much indebted to
Capt. James Timmons, of the JOURNAL
of that town. These include copies of
the Ohio Whig, by II. 7. Smith, extend
ing in time from Nov. 10, 1888, to Nov.
2s, 1910; the Perrysburg Ncus, by O.
Morton, three nnmbers-July 3. Sep.
tembcr 27, and December "a, 1929 the
Wood County Packet, by Gordon Il
Smith, two numbers March 90 and 81,
1880 y the Mani of Lake Eric, by w. p
Reznor, (partial from July 10, 1914, Ia
April 1s, lsi6 y with single number OF
the Northwestern Democrat, by Albert d.
Wright, May 90, 1853.
With these, are two copies of the Log
Cabin, of June, 1910, being campaign
paper published at Dayton, Ohio, about
1Gx22 inches, with border consisting OF
logs. One number contains Whig song,
Success to You, Tom COrwin, with the
music engraved in wood.